Developer Advocate - Volcano

Overview

Developer Advocate for Volcano, a cloud platform for apps built with coding agents. The role sits between engineering and the developers Volcano is built for, combining building on the product with teaching, content and community work.

What you'll do

• Own the Volcano Cookbook: write recipes that build real apps on Volcano with tools developers already use, including code, decisions and gotchas.
• Build templates and examples that people can deploy in one step.
• Make video content, including YouTube, streams and short demos.
• Run Volcano hackathons, attend other hackathons, and decide which sponsorships are worth doing.
• Work with companies whose tools appear in Volcano recipes on joint content.
• Spend time where developers ask questions, including Discord, X and GitHub, and bring feedback back to the team.
• Build tooling and workflows that let a small team publish more without quality slipping.
• Be customer zero: hit rough edges before users do and file reports engineers can act on.

What you'll need

• Have built things in public within the last year, and can show what you shipped and how you told people about it.
• Have done 0-to-1 work: started a company, joined one early, or launched something from nothing.
• Are technical and fluent with coding agents: can build a working app with Claude Code or similar, debug it when it breaks, and explain what happened.
• Write well and use AI in your own workflow, and can tell when output reads like slop.
• Like explaining things to a room, a camera or a thread of skeptical replies.
• Engineers trust you on technical accuracy.

Nice to have

• An existing developer audience.
• Hackathon organizing experience.
• Experience with developer platforms such as Vercel, Supabase, Neon or Cloudflare.

Details

• Location: United States.
• Applicants who do not meet every criterion are still encouraged to apply.